My take from the failure of JTB is that "knowledge" is an illusion. Best we can do is have a belief, any belief will unavoidably be justified, but we have no a

My take from the failure of JTB is that "knowledge" is an illusion. Best we can do is have a belief, any belief will unavoidably be justified, but we have no access to any oracle which can tell us if any particular belief was ever "true". When we say we "know" something, we simply have the belief that our certainly is 1, but this is half language and half self-delusion as a certainly of 1 should require infinite Bayesian evidence.